Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 20 15:52:08 EST 2024 | assuredtech
I would recommend ASCI out of Minnesota USA: https://ascinternational.com/
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 19 17:34:54 EST 2024 | charlie_cidp1984
Hi, Do You know AOI machines which can test 1200mm length boards? I am looking for that machine .
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 19 06:59:08 EST 2024 | ginny
we have one unit available with this size. Parmi Xceed XXL，vintage:2018 If you interested in, Please let me know. sales@scansmt.com
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 15 15:25:41 EST 2025 | SMTA-64385908
Hello Charlie, MIRTEC Offers machines that can inspect that size PCB. MIRTEC has the capability to inspect a PCB up to 1,600mm. Feel free to contact Robert Horowitz @ 203-217-0271 or via email r.horowitz@mirtecusa.com.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 21 17:06:55 EDT 1998 | Jerry
I have some general questions about new product introduction: 1. How much capacity on the average is committed (line shifts) are committed by your factory to NPI? ie. We commit one line on 8 hour shift per day to NPI. 2. How many NPI's would you com
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 10:37:54 EST 2000 | Leslie Hall
I'm trying to find out what is considered a standard or what other companies are doing to test their cuircuit boards. Is everyone using a envirmental room if so what is the ramp up and how long do you test it? Thanks
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 18 09:12:13 EST 2000 | Leslie Hall
Thanks Dave F for you 2 cents. You bring up some important points that what one person is doing isn't neccesary right for us. Someone might burn in their boards for 10 hours in temperature but their ramp time is only an hour versus someone else is
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 14 12:07:47 EST 2000 | Dave F
Leslie: Product screens and tests of prototypes and test vehicles should be tailored for the specific goal and product. I caution your use of equations and test condition information without specific use environments and design conditions. Lawyer:
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 16 07:10:53 EDT 2007 | davef
1 Print paste on a bare board or laminate. 2 Place components in the paste. 3 Gently invert and support the board above a table. 4 At one hour intervals, record the number of components that have fallen from the board.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 19 12:25:11 EDT 2007 | slthomas
This test nicely demonstrates the bond between parts and paste over time, but what about tack of paste on unpopulated boards? It seems she would also need to be testing by placing parts on boards that have been printed for 15 minutes, 30, 1 hour, 2
